


The Wanderer's Festival

by Rachiepoo



Series: Warcraft Holidays [1]
Category: Warcraft - All Media Types, World of Warcraft
Genre: A buttload of charm bracelets, Chi-ji - Freeform, Declarations Of Love, Fireworks, Fluffy Ending, Gift Exchange, Gift Fic, Horrific Vision of Stormwind (Warcraft), Love Is in the Air (Warcraft), Lunar Festival, M/M, Minor Fairshaw, Moonglade, Needy Anduin, Pandaren Celestials, Pandaria, Post-Visions of N'Zoth, Prince Anduin, Red (Color), Stormwind City, The Feast of Winter Veil, Wanderer's Festival, Wranduin Discord
Language: English
Status: Completed
Published: 2020-12-21
Updated: 2020-12-13
Packaged: 2021-03-10 20:28:39
Rating: Teen And Up Audiences
Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply
Chapters: 4
Words: 4,510
Publisher: archiveofourown.org
Story URL: https://archiveofourown.org/works/28043190
Author URL: https://archiveofourown.org/users/Rachiepoo/pseuds/Rachiepoo
Summary: The Black Prince and the Prince of Stormwind embrace underneath Pandaria's fireworks during the Wanderer's Festival.  Years later, Anduin misses his advisor as Wrathion continues his work in Silithus.  They reunite once more, during the Love is in the Air celebrations.
Relationships: Wrathion/Anduin Wrynn
Series: Warcraft Holidays [1]
Series URL: https://archiveofourown.org/series/2058084
Comments: 11
Kudos: 17





	1. The Wanderer's Festival

**Author's Note:**

  * For [Kayani_Iriel](https://archiveofourown.org/users/Kayani_Iriel/gifts).



> A gift for Steph
> 
> When I found out the gift was for you, I squealed. I absolutely adore all the Fairshaw content you've put out recently and I'm so honored to have been given the opportunity to write for you. 
> 
> You wanted soft, wholesome moments. I hope I delivered. You also wanted to see Anduin in something besides blue, and the idea of Chi-ji resonated with me. I have fond memories of healing during Pandaria on my priest, with those Chi-ji wings. So I guess I had to include something of the sort in this story. Hope you enjoy. <3

The horizon glowed a beautiful amethyst color, as the sun slowly began to set. Pandaren children were running along the beach, flying their crane-shaped kites. The seadragons and viceclaws scuttled out of the way as celebrants placed amber glowing lanterns into the water. Chen and Li Li were busy passing out tankards filled with Chen’s special festival brew. The Lorewalker began to sing a beautiful melody in his native language, and that is when Anduin turned to his dragon companion. “Spectacular, isn’t it?” He asked, watching as the light from a nearby firework illuminated Wrathion’s features.

“Why thank you, my prince. It’s not every day you compliment me so openly,” Wrathion smirked before he lifted his own cup to his lips.

Anduin laughed, pushing Wrathion by the shoulder in response. “Not you. The festival!” He gestured to the sea of glowing lights floating above the water’s surface. “I have never seen anything like this before. With how dark it has gotten, you can barely see the edge of the water now. The light from the lanterns looks as if it’s flying.”

“Flying is not very impressive,” Wrathion countered, pouting as he looked into his empty cup.

Snorting, Anduin finished his own drink and set the cup in the sand. “You only say that because you barely can fly, with those little whelp wings of yours.”

“I won’t be a whelp forever,” Wrathion stood up from their spot upon the beach. He extended his hand for Anduin, and pulled the other prince to his feet. “Besides, I’ll always fly better than you.”

“Is that a challenge?” Anduin asked, narrowing his eyes.

“No, my prince. It’s a fact. One day I’ll grow older, my wings will grow stronger. So theoretically, my flying will only get better as each day passes. You, on the other hand, may grow older, perhaps become stronger, but you won’t grow wings.” His fiery stare met Anduin’s, and as if reading his mind, he broke out into a knowing grin. “Oh, and levitating doesn’t count. Floating and flying are two very different things.”

Blushing, Anduin turned away from his gaze and brushed the sand from his robes. Tonight they were dressed in traditional imperial silk robes crafted from the village of Halfhill. At first, Anduin was skeptical of wearing such garments. Growing up, his clothes always came from the same source. The tailors of Stormwind made sure to provide him with a wardrobe that was both comfortable, practical, and fitting for a prince. He was perfectly content, just wearing what he always had. But then Wrathion happened. And the dragon had other ideas for the festival, so Anduin indulged him.

His costume was an inspiration of Chi-Ji, the spirit of Hope. The crimson silk glided across his skin and felt heavenly, compared to his regular royal attire. A delicate feather pattern in gold lined the inner folds, and Anduin traced the material fondly with his fingertips.

“Red suits you,” murmured Wrathion, taking a step closer and jolting Anduin from his thoughts. His claws reached over to tenderly trace the feathered adornments upon his shoulders. The feathers were placed delicately in between a ruby gem. Each feather was a different color, presented in a gradient that reminded Wrathion of fire. His eyes followed the pattern, going from one shoulder and along his neckline, to the next. Then he looked up and blue eyes met red.

Immediately, Anduin felt his face flush. “I like red,” he whispered, his voice soft and barely audible over the other party-goers. His gaze stayed focused on Wrathion’s glowing eyes, fascinated by the different shades of red he could see within those irises.

A final step was taken, and Anduin found himself in Wrathion’s embrace. His arms came around to rest at Anduin’s waist. His eyes still intense, searching. “And I like you,” he said in response.

There was a moment of complete silence, frozen in time. Anduin did nothing but stare at his friend in shock. Then a firework erupted over their heads, and Anduin jerked away quickly. He bent down, fumbling for his cup within the sand. “Um, if you’ll excuse me. Need to refill my drink.”

Wrathion frowned, watching him walk away.


	2. Winter Veil

_Dearest Anduin_

_I’m sure you are well aware of what has happened, by the time you receive this letter. We have succeeded in our mission in Ny'alotha. The group of champions saw many challenges, horrors I dare not go into detail to discuss. Somehow, with the aid of my cloak, they managed to maintain their sanity throughout it all, and we came out victorious. You should feel proud of what they have accomplished, both for the Alliance, and for Azeroth._

_The champions should be returning to their homes shortly, as there were mages on sight to portal everyone out. Regrettably, I still have things to discuss with Magni and MOTHER so my time in Silithus has been extended. You know I would love nothing more than to return to Stormwind and to check on your wellbeing, my ~~p~~_ ~~ _rince_~~ _King._

_During my time in this desert, I have had nothing but nightmares of N’zoth’s corruption. A city crawling with the most foul of creatures, buildings swallowed up, either by fire or tentacles, or both. Trails of blood littering the streets, people screaming. And your Keep, looming in the distance. I dare not go into the Keep, because I fear what I would find there once I do. I can’t bear the thought of you succumbing to the corruption, Anduin. Out of all the things I have seen in this horrible Waking City, nothing scares me more than what could become of you._

_Take care of yourself, my dear Anduin. I know we did not part on the best of terms. But know this, my prince, my feelings for you have never wavered. I may have made some mistakes in the past. And I know your forgiveness is not something easily given. However, since you have granted me the title of your advisor, I will do everything in my power to help you._

_Till we meet again, my friend._

_Wrathion_

  
  


“Your Majesty, the committee for the Winter Veil celebrations are here.”

“Hmm?” Anduin looked up from the heavily worn letter to the guard at the door to his study. “Oh yes, winter already.”

“Yes, your Majesty,” the guard simply blinked back at him in response, waiting patiently.

“See to it that they are escorted to the main banquet hall. I will be down shortly.” The guard left without another word. Anduin’s gaze returned to the letter, his fingers tracing over Wrathion’s name upon the paper. He wondered, not for the first time, just what his friend was doing right now. And when he would return again.

Winter Veil in Stormwind was always a fun and joyous time for Anduin. He would remember fondly picking out the trees, ornaments, and other decorations with his committee. It was a time to celebrate and think of happier things. Forget about the war and violence for a moment and just to remember the simple wonders of the winter solstice. This year especially should have been rather celebratory. After all, they won the war and defeated N’zoth. But somehow, as he was pondering table settings, and looking over various wreaths, his mind was elsewhere--with Wrathion, in Silithus.

“Do you like the red? Or the blue?” A night elf tailor held out two silk tablecloths in front of Anduin. 

He blushed in embarrassment, hoping no one noticed his inattentiveness. “Ah, the red. I like red.” Then a memory of Pandaria flashed before his mind so quickly, he flushed darker. His eyes scanned the room, and the few people watching him started to show concern. 

“My King, is something wrong?” 

“No, no,” he quickly waved them off. “I’m fine. Please, don’t worry about me.” At this point, the whole group had stopped talking and were watching Anduin with curious eyes. He pasted on a smile, but it didn’t seem to reassure his guests. He would need to get his wandering thoughts under control, he thought. Perhaps if he wrote Wrathion a letter, asking for the date of his return, maybe he would feel more at ease. Surely that would work.

“Well, since I have your attention,” he addressed the room. “Do you think we can wrap up today’s meeting and reconvene in the morning?” His guests murmured an agreement, and Anduin swiftly took his leave back to his study.

He chewed on his quill, repeatedly dipped it within the ink, and nervously paced the length of his room. There were several things he wanted to tell Wrathion, but he didn’t even know where to begin. The history they shared was complicated and lengthy at best, and frankly Anduin didn’t even know where they stood on a lot of it. But he did know one thing, and so he began to write:

_Wrathion_

_As my advisor, you must be present to_ **_advise_ ** _me. It has been three weeks since your last letter, which is also an unacceptable amount of time to correspond with me. You write of wanting my forgiveness, but how am I to forgive you when you are hardly ever here?_

Anduin paused in his writing and groaned. “I sound too needy,” he pushed the letter aside and began to pace once more. “I don’t need him,” he grumbled under his breath, pushing open the door to his study in frustration. In the hall, he ran head first into a solid body that quickly grabbed him by the arms to steady him.

“All right there, Anduin?” Mathias Shaw asked, raising an eyebrow. 

“Yes, yes,” He sighed, slumping against the wall. If possible, Shaw’s eyebrows rose further. “I just don’t know what to do anymore, Master Shaw,” he sighed.

“About Winter Veil?” He asked politely, his eyes darting to his King and then back into his study. Anduin was sure he caught sight of the letters upon the desk. “Or about...something else?”

“You know as well as I do, it is not about Winter Veil,” Anduin gave him a knowing look.

“Ah yes,” smirked Shaw. “But as your spymaster, it is my job to know about everyone and everything. Including you, of course, your Majesty.” 

Anduin brushed his hair out of his face, sighing once more. “Then what would you do, if you were in my place?” 

Mathias stroked his mustache in contemplation. “Well, it’s hardly a fair question. I would have slit his throat before he even stepped foot into the Keep.” Anduin laughed, shaking his head. “But clearly, given how stressed you are of his disappearance, he is important to you. And even though he doesn’t need the confident boost, perhaps you should tell him how you feel.”

“Yeah,” frowned Anduin. “Perhaps I should.” He pushed himself off from the wall, and made his way back into his study. He sat down at his desk, looking up at Shaw once again. “Say, what were you doing up here anyway?”

“Just came to wish you a happy Winter Veil, my King. Flynn has just docked and we’ll be leaving in the morning.” 

He nodded, picking up his quill once more. “Have a wonderful trip, spymaster. I will see you in the new year. Give my regards to your Fairwind.”

“Will do. Goodnight, Anduin.”

“Goodnight.”


	3. Love is in the Air

The Crown Chemical Company is the most corrupt organization to ever walk on Azeroth. Of this, Anduin is certain. Forget the Old Gods and their devoted followers. Nothing can compare to the utter frustration Anduin has every year this holiday comes around. He sits on his throne for the duration of these two miserable weeks, while he is assaulted by the stench of the most vile perfume and cologne imaginable. And then, to make matters worse, adventures from all over shower him with charms and affections. Most of these acquaintances he hasn’t seen before in all of his life, and yet he is supposed to accept the presents graciously and without question. It’s exhausting.

And frankly, a little awkward too. There are candies with messages on them. Be Mine. Or worse, Hot Lips! And even one time he received one that read: I’ll follow you all around Azeroth. Anduin made sure to have SI:7 check out the gnome that gave him that one. It was rather alarming, afterall.

Either way, today is like any other day. He sits on his throne. There is a stone basin nearby that is filled with this morning’s charm bracelets. He’s trying to suppress the urge to gag as a heavily perfumed dwarf leaves the Keep. And it’s at this moment his eyes catch sight of Wrathion, who’s waltzing up to him.

Before he even has time to think, he’s out of his throne. He’s advancing on the other man, just as quickly as Wrathion races to him. His heart is thumping so fast, he’s afraid it might burst. And Wrathion’s face breaks out into a sharp smile, his fangs glistening. Anduin meets him in the center of the room, and for a split second he senses a fear across Wrathion’s face. Of course, it’s only as they are standing there does it become clear to Anduin that this was the same spot he punched him all those months ago.

His eyes meet Wrathion’s, and he tries to reassure. But it’s not enough. It’s been too long. Anduin can’t handle it anymore, he has to close the distance between them. He wraps his arms around Wrathion in a tight embrace. Immediately, Wrathion relaxes in his arms. He nudges his face into the side of Anduin’s neck and just breathes. “My prince,” he murmurs against Anduin’s skin. “I’ve missed you dearly.”

  
Wrathion’s breath is hot at his neck, and he shivers involuntarily. They have embraced countless times in the past, especially on Pandaria, but somehow this feels different. Anduin can hear Wrathion taking a deep inhale, almost as if he’s smelling him. This causes Anduin’s skin to rise on goose pimples, and his palms begin to sweat where they are tugging at the back of Wrathion’s cloak. “I’ve missed you too,” he whispers in the black cascading locks of Wrathion’s hair that briefly obscures his vision.

They stand like that for what feels like forever, but is perhaps only moments. Unfortunately the embrace is interrupted by a loud clearing of a throat, almost between a grumble and a growl. Anduin pulls back, and turns to find King Greymane staring at them in scrutiny. “Your Majesty, there are more champions that wish to bestow their charms to you and the Kingdom.”

“Oh yes,” he nods, dropping his arms from Wrathion and taking a step back. He can feel an uncontrollable blush rise to his cheeks as he looks around the chamber to see the line of champions leading up to the throne, the servants, and other nobles all staring at them. “Thank you for your patience,” he addresses the room. “The Black Prince has returned from Silithus after a lengthy mission to ensure Azeroth’s safety from N’zoth’s corruption. As my advisor, I have missed him and his council terribly.” He reluctantly makes his way back to the throne and sits down. “Please, let’s continue,” he gestures to the line of champions.

A void elf approaches at the same time as Wrathion. She kneels, holding out the bracelet. Anduin leans forward to take the gift, and gives the blessing of fortitude to the warrior. He can feel Wrathion’s fiery stare looking upon them heavily. “Thank you for your service to the Alliance,” he murmurs. The warrior nods in response, as she stands once more. As she turns to leave, Anduin places the bracelet on top of the others within the basin.

Wrathion chuckles, and Anduin turns his gaze to him once more. “My King, that is quite the collection,” he remarks.

Anduin’s blush returns immediately. “It is a holiday tradition,” he deflects.

“Ah, so that explains the vast amount of flowers, perfumes, and hearts decorating the city?” He smirks, taking another step closer to stand before Anduin on the throne.

“Wrathion, what are you…”

Wrathion kneels, and Anduin feels his pulse jump in his throat. The Black Prince reaches behind his neck and undoes the clasp on his ruby necklace. The golden chain pools in his gloved hands, as he holds it out for the King. “For tradition,” he states, his eyes burning as he reaches for Anduin’s hand and boldly places the jewelry within his palm. The ruby shines brighter than any jewel within the basin.

Anduin’s speechless, as he stares at the pendant. It matches perfectly with the eyes of the black dragon, which makes the gem all the more precious. He strokes the ruby and relishes in the warmth. “Thank you,” he whispers absentmindedly, his thoughts still in shock.

Wrathion grins, still kneeling. “And your gift, your Majesty?” He asks, raising his brows.

Anduin’s brows furrow in confusion, as his stomach lurches nervously. Gift? What could Anduin possibly give to Wrathion in return? He ponders what the Black Prince would like, and immediately his blush darkens. He has a vague idea of what Wrathion would prefer, but thinking any further on such things while he sits on the throne seems ill advised. Wrathion’s grin widens, his fangs sharp and playful. “Your blessing, my prince,” he whispers for Anduin’s ear only.

“Of course,” he laughs nervously. He leans forward and performs the prayer of fortitude over Wrathion. The Black Prince stands once more, and it’s at this moment Anduin is aware of the intense stares of the rest of the castle. He clears his throat, trying to will his blush down. “Thank you for your service to the Alliance,” he says automatically.

“It’s my pleasure to serve you,” Wrathion bows, taking a step back. A dark iron dwarf comes forward, the next in line. Anduin feels Wrathion’s gaze as he takes the ruby necklace and instead of putting it in the stone basin with the others, he places it in a pocket of his robes, close to his chest.


	4. The Lunar Festival

The day dragged on, as Anduin sat upon his throne. He could feel Wrathion’s pendant within his pocket, a heavy yet warm presence near his beating heart. Finally the Keep’s doors shut and Anduin lets out a sigh of relief. He stands from his throne, stretching his back as the servants approach. They have cleaned up the various goblets and plates laden with food and drink. “Your Majesty?” He hears one of them inquire.

He turns to the woman, who is standing near the stone basin. “Yes, Emily?”

“Where would you like me to place your gifts from the Alliance champions?” she asks, attempting to pick up the thing.

“Please don’t strain yourself,” he faces the collection of bracelets and casts a simple levitation charm upon the basin. The heavy stone lifts in the air effortlessly, and the woman smiles. “If you could lead the basin to the treasury, that would be appreciated.” She nods in response and then proceeds to guide the tower of charm bracelets down the adjoining hall.

Anduin is removing his court clothes for the day in his bedchambers when he hears a crashing sound upon his balcony. Three things happen immediately. Anduin calls the Light within his palms, ready to strike a holy blast at the intruder. The doors from the hallway burst open, as two of the guards on watch barge in, weapons drawn. And finally, the door leading out to the balcony is tentatively pushed open, as the Black Prince raises his hands in surrender. “Please, I mean the King no harm,” he is quick to say.

The guards halt their approach, but do not withdraw their weapons. Anduin sighs, absorbing the Light from his fingertips. “It’s fine,” he dismisses his guards. “My advisor is unconventional at best, and arguably foolish at other times. Please return to your posts. I’m fine.”

“Foolish?” Wrathion holds a hand to his chest dramatically, as the guards take their leave and close the door quietly behind them.

“Yes, you are. Why crash upon my balcony when you are permitted free reign within the Keep? All you had to do was knock upon my door, and I would have answered.” He resumes undressing, pushing the buttons of his robe through. “Foolish,” He murmurs, turning to shuck the robe off and lay it across a settee.

“I was simply enjoying the simple pleasures of the night sky, and Elune’s presence within it.” He takes a step closer to Anduin. “Do you know that while you humans are off celebrating...what was it called? Love is in the air? Such a ridiculous name for a holiday...but I digress. Do you know that there is another holiday occurring at the same time? There was a gathering of druids outside the city gates, informing me of their festival. There is a massive celebration, held each year in Moonglade. I believe they called it the Lunar Festival.” He strokes his beard thoughtfully, his gaze focused on Anduin’s discarded robe. “I think we should attend, my prince.”

Anduin pauses in unfastening his silk undershirt. “Now?”

“Sure, why not,” Wrathion grins, leaning over to pick up Anduin’s robe, so he can sit upon the settee. He holds the garment within his lap.

“It’s the middle of the night.”

“Indeed it is. The perfect time to see Elune’s lights and the firework celebrations. Maybe we’ll even be able to meet an Elder or catch a glimpse of Omen. The druids swear the mythical beast is more than just a legend.” The dragon is running his hands over the robe in his lap, as he explains, when he feels a lump in the chest pocket. He pulls out his locket, running a finger over the ruby fondly. “You kept it,” he murmurs. “You didn’t put it with the others…”

Anduin blushes, turning to make his way to his wardrobe. He shuffles through the various silk garments. “Well, it’s not quite like the others, is it?” He raises his voice slightly, to be heard over the pile of fabrics.

“No, it’s not,” Wrathion responds, his voice close and at Anduin’s back.

Anduin turns swiftly, gasping. He pulls a shirt over to cover his bare chest, his flush darkening and travelling down his neck. “Wrathion!” He nearly shouts in alarm.

“It’s a token of affection,” he continues, bold. “I have told you of my feelings for you, my prince. I have been respectful and kept my distance. But when you wrote to me while I was still in Silithus, please correct me if I’m wrong, but I was of the assumption my feelings for you were now mutual? You missed me...you wrote of how you longed for us to be together again. And, my prince, there is nothing I would want more than to spend each day by your side. For as long as you’ll have me.”

He can feel the blush rising up to the tips of his ears, and Anduin turns within the wardrobe once more, fumbling with the fabrics again. “You realize I’m no longer a prince, right? Why do you keep addressing me as such?”

“I mean no offense,” Wrathion approaches slowly. Anduin can feel the heat radiating off the dragon in the small space as he comes closer. “You are indeed the King of Stormwind. But you will also always be the prince in Pandaria that I fell in love with.” At last, he closes the distance between them, Anduin’s back to Wrathion’s front. The dragon’s arms come out from behind Anduin and reach for a crimson silk robe, embossed with golden feathers. He strokes the material with his claws tenderly as he brushes his lips to Anduin’s ear. “And for that reason, you will always be my prince,” he whispers.

Anduin shivers under Wrathion’s touch, every nerve of his body strung tight in anticipation for the dragon’s next move. He wants to step away, while also lean in closer. He wants to turn in his arms and perhaps kiss him. Or push him away. Maybe even off the balcony. But all he manages is to stand perfectly still, and simply enjoy the movement of Wrathion’s chest rising against his back, his breath at his neck, and their fingers now entwined within the Chi-ji robe. “Wear this one tonight, love,” Wrathion murmurs, his lips trailing down the side of Anduin’s neck.

Anduin trembles, nodding in response, his voice having left him the moment Wrathion kissed his skin. He relaxes in the dragon's embrace, leaning further and arching his neck in invitation. Wrathion responds with a low growling sound, that he somehow manages to cut short and suppress. He takes a step back, releasing his hold on the King. Anduin's eyes slowly open, lost. He meets Wrathion's fiery gaze with a questioning look. 

Wrathion shakes his head, smirking. "Not now, Anduin. Please wear the robe, and get ready. I will meet you by the lake and we'll travel by portal together." 

Anduin frowns, watching as Wrathion walks out to the balcony. "And what will you be wearing?" He asks, as he slips the silk garment over his head. 

"You'll see," Wrathion winks. He steps up onto the edge of the balcony and jumps clear over the edge, transforming into the magnificent black dragon as he takes flight. Anduin shakes his head, smiling, before he turns back to his wardrobe to finish getting ready.

Hours later, the Black Prince took the King of Stormwind’s hand underneath the many lanterns of the Lunar Festival in Moonglade. Wrathion was dressed in his traditional Pandaren black robes, honoring the celestial Niuzao: the symbol of strength and protector of the weak. Anduin, dressed in his crimson Chi-ji robes; the symbol of hope. Together they danced underneath the light of Elune. The ruby of Wrathion’s pendant upon Anduin’s neck glimmered, as the dragon dipped the King into an elegant twirl. They finished their dance, to the applause of the surrounding druids. They smiled upon their company, but Wrathion didn’t release Anduin’s hand as their dance concluded.

Instead, he pulled him away from the crowd and down a winding path. They stood before a glowing moonwell, and Wrathion reached up with his other hand to put a strand of Anduin’s fair hair behind his ear. “Years ago, we stood underneath the fireworks on a beach in Pandaria. I had wanted nothing more than to kiss you then. But you weren’t ready. So I waited.” His hand leaves Anduin’s hair, to rest upon his cheek, cupping the King’s jaw in his palm. Anduin’s eyes meet his, intense. “I would very much like to kiss you tonight, my prince. If you’ll allow me.”

Anduin’s lips break into a bright smile, as he grabs the front of Wrathion's robe. He whispers one word between them. “Yes.” And then Anduin is taking that last step and brushing their lips together in a kiss.

The fireworks began to erupt above. Neither prince notices as they are bathed in the sparkle of lights.

**Author's Note:**

> This was my first Wranduin story, and actually my first story in this fandom. Lore and other such things may be a little off, and I apologize for that. I'm still learning about this wonderful universe. I also realize (as I play priest main) that you can't just levitate objects. But I just wrote it at my discretion, because I feel if anyone can levitate objects, it would be Anduin. 
> 
> Anyway, I may add more to to this collection in the future because I quite like the idea of exploring all the various holidays in WoW. Thank you to the wonderful Wranduin discord for putting up this fest. It was a lot of fun. <3


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